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What is Securonix Next-Generation SIEM?
Securonix headquartered in Addison offers the Securonix Next-Generation SIEM deployment, combining log management as well as user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), for a complete SOC solution.
Categories & Use Cases
Top Performing Features
Centralized event and log data collection
Effectiveness of real-time centralized event and log data collection
Category average: 9
Rules-based and algorithmic detection thresholds
Effectiveness of manually-established rules and algorithmically-determined detection thresholds
Category average: 8.2
Incident indexing/searching
Effectiveness of searching across structured and unstructured events and incidents within SIEM
Category average: 8.8
Areas for Improvement
Custom dashboards and workspaces
dashboards that can be customized to meet the needs of specific groups
Category average: 8
Data integration/API management
Ease and quality of data integrations between SIEM and other systems
Category average: 8.1
Response orchestration and automation
Quality of built-in response orchestration and automation in Next-Gen SIEM
Category average: 7.1
Who Buys & Uses Securonix Next-Generation SIEM
Exploring the User-Friendly Nature of the SIEM Tool
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use Securonix Next-Generation SIEM for real-time log monitoring to detect incidents and protect our environment from intruders. It parses logs from the source and helps our analysts review and classify violations. If a concern is identified, we escalate it for further action. This process keeps our data secure and ensures swift response to potential threats.
Pros
- Log Parsing
- Handles Loads of Data
- Easy to Scale
Cons
- Customization option
- Integration with Legacy Systems:
- Complexity of Setup
Return on Investment
- Enhanced Security
- Operational Efficiency
- Customer Trust
Usability
Alternatives Considered
Splunk Enterprise and Microsoft Sentinel
Other Software Used
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Qualys VMDR, Cisco Meraki Dashboard
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Pros
- User Entity Behaviour Analytics
- Near real time visibility of estate
- Quick onboarding of new log source
- Quick policy and threat model configurations
- OOTB connectors, threat models and playbooks
Cons
- Full fledged SOAR capability
Return on Investment
Net Positive ROI
Usability
A SIEM with unrivaled speed, flexibility and scalability!
Pros
- Collect data from just about any log source.
- Provides lightning fast searching across large data-sets.
- Provides in-depth analytics across both micro and macro time frames using threat models.
Cons
- There is a steep learning curve for the platform.
- Developing your own analytics can be challenging due to the depth and complexity of the analytics engine.
Return on Investment
- We have been able to more than double the amount of clients we provide our managed security service to since moving to Securonix.
- We can quickly and more accurately provide clients with the security data that they request.
Usability
Securonix Next-Generation SIEM - Data Visualized Efficiently
Pros
- A robust automated response mechanism via Playbooks.
- Thorough documentation on search query syntax.
- Built-in Graph/chart creation based on query results.
- A quick and responsive support team.
Cons
- Grant customers to ability to rename mapped attributes.
- Further clarification on Access Control via Roles vs. Groups.
- Improved default reports.
Return on Investment
- Securonix Next-Generation SIEM has reduced the amount of overhead required for environment monitoring by 15%!
Usability
Securonix Next-Gen SIEM, a flexible cloud-native solution fit to detect modern cyber threats
Pros
- User & Entity Behavioral Analytics (UEBA) is an area Securonix Next-Generation SIEM performs particularly well. This allows an organization to baseline and understand the typical behaviors of their user base and easily identify anomalous behavior worthy of their valuable IT/Security people's time to investigate.
- Flexible and Customizable Dashboarding is an area Securonix Next-Generation SIEM performs particularly well. This allows an organization a very granular and flexible view of the data being ingested by the SIEM to help drive out trends and other 'at-a-glance' useful insights that can be leveraged to drive action.
Cons
- Securonix Next-Gen SIEM Role Based Access Controls (RBAC) could be a bit better. It currently allows for so much granularity that it's too complex & difficult to configure. Distilled and better defined RBAC would benefit the product.
Return on Investment
- Securonix Next-Generation SIEM has reduced our overall operational costs by helping our team focus on the most pertinent security monitoring concerns first and by reducing the typical signal-to-noise ratio that is common amongst SIEMs not leveraging User & Entity Behavioral Analytics (UEBA) technology.